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The Modern Heavy Metal Conference will consider the authenticity and commercial appeal of the music, artists and culture.
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Nantech brought nearly one hundred international researchers to Espoo
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Wider introduction of renewable energy is possible also in Finland
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Professor Kurt Gothelf: The DNA origami method will undoubtedly influence development of new medicine
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Engaging talks on the development of urban station areas
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FinnCERES flagship hiring 20 doctoral students or postdocs at Aalto and VTT
FinnCERES is broadening its operations and is looking for talented and motivated doctoral students or postdoctoral researchers.
Aalto University participates in a major event involving 2 000 circular economy influencers
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Increased income reduced prevalence of malaria through agricultural development programme in Uganda
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Michael Hummel: Sustainable and renewable materials will replace oil-based products
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